The 10 Best Dad Gadgets for Father’s Day Source: AmazonSometimes Dad deserves a break – some peace and quiet to unwind and relax. With this Kindle E-Reader, he can enjoy his favorite books during some downtime. By Jennifer Leonard Read full post
21 Questions Dads Really Need to Ask Their Son for Father's Day Father's Day is a time to honor the old man, but it's also a good time for fathers to take stock of their role as a dad and how well... By Dan Dunkin Read full post
Instagram is the Most Negative Social Platform – But That Isn’t the Full Story Source: Status of Mind studyParents need to understand the entire reality of the social platforms (good and bad) that impact all of our lives but especially our children. By Kristin MacLaughlin Read full post
How to Set Parental Controls for PS4 If you have a PS4 system at home, you may be concerned about your child’s gaming habits, and more specifically, the content and features to which your child has access. By Lauren B. Stevens Read full post
Amazon to Reimburse Customers for In-App Buys from Kids Have you ever experienced being blindsided by an in-app charge when your child was playing a game?You are not alone; many parents have had this same experience more seemingly then... By Trey Patterson Read full post
Where to get a good Internet blacklist? With Net Nanny and its already exceptional real-time filtering technology, why would you ever want to create your own Internet blacklist of websites you want to block?Maybe you want to... By Clayton Ostler Read full post
The Best Headphones for Kids that Won’t Damage Their Ears Music, movies, audiobooks, podcasts – these are just a few of the ways we use our digital devices. By Tyler Pervical Read full post
‘Cloak & Dagger’ Attacks Expose Android to Harmful Malware University of California and Georgia Institute of Technology’s researchers recently uncovered a new exploit, called Cloak & Dagger, that can attack Android devices – even those with the most up-to-date... By Jennifer Leonard Read full post
How to Capture Your Children’s Memories When our children were born, we were given baby books to record their lives and milestones. But the baby books only allowed us to keep memories of our child’s first year. By Dorothy Breininger Read full post
Co-parenting when parents aren’t in the same house Divorced and separated parents have a host of issues that led to their breakup, and a lot of things they’ll never agree on. By Dan Dunkin Read full post